Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-18
HEADQUARTERS MCINTYRE PosT, J
II No. 66 q. "A. r.
AIlsTIN Nav 10. 1887

AUSTIN, May ~, 1857. @
The General Committee for Decoration
Day exercises met and passed the
5 following orders and resolutions
1st. That the procession meet at Grand
Army Hall at $50 o'clock sharp, and start
R%Ee~sgSt!y{ %sV &C. 1857. s. 10 o'clock % ." m. Monday
I'd. That the Public and Catholic
schools be invited to participate, also
Co. G. I'd Reg't, Minnesota National
Guard, Masons, Odd Fellows, Good Tenn
plars, Father Matthew Temperance Socl-
ETY., Modern Woodmen of America, La
dies Floral Club, Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, Brotherhood of Loco
motive Flremen, Noruen Society, knights
of Labor, School Board, City Council,
Ladies' Mcintyre Relief Corps and all old
soldiers and citizens generally.
Sd. That Brownsville, Grand Meadow
and Leroy G. A. r. Posts be invited to
join Mcintyre Post in decorating the
graves of our honored dead.
4th. Rev. e. E.Wright is invited to act
as Chaplain on Decoration Day. Rev.
s. II. Dewart to preach the memorial SER
mon on Sunday preceding Decoration
Day, at time and place yet to be desig-
mated. All clergy men are invited to at
tend the memorial exercises.
9th. That the Speaker, Major Espey
of st. Paul be entertained while our
guest, at the Mansfield House.
9th. That the General Committee meet
at G. A. r. Hall after Memorial Service
Sunday p. M.
7th. that the Rev. Father Christie OF
Waseca be invited to attend our services.
Sth, That Comrade A. Mollison be
Marshall, with Comrades D. A. McFad-
den, Burr Maxwell and j. D. Woodward
assistants.
9th. That S. V. Commander johnson
with committee will visit the Catholic
Cemetery and decorate the graves Of all
deceased soldiers buried there and
return in timeD to march with the col
umn at 10 o'clock. Assistant Marshall
Maxwell will furnish carriages for the
trip.
10th. That the business men of the
city be requested to close their places of
o'clock a. m. to o'clock p. m
teams and carriages will not enter the
cemetery grounds during the cerem< nies
Suitable arrangements will be made to
park them outside of the grounds.
12th. That Comrades Donaldson,
Judd, Decker and Sharpstein, be CON-
mlttee to erect a monument to commem
crate the memory of our lllustrlOus
and lamented Comradc, Gen. John A.
Logan.
18th. That the Hon. 0. w. Shaw be
invited to deliver an address at the
grounds on the life and services of Gen.
Logan.
14th. Line of March and Order of Pro-
cesslOn: Right of column Will form at
corner of st. Paul and Bridge streets as
follows:
Austin Cornet Band
Co. G, I'd Regiment, Nj. N. G.
Mcintyre Drum Corps.
Mcintyre Post, Visiting Comrades, and all
Speakers of the otS 6aS SelSieTs; %sVor ctv Council
Mcintyre Relief Corps in Carriages.
Masonic Orders.
Odd Fellows.
Norden Society.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enxineers.
Good Templars.
Father Matthew Temperance Society.
knights OF Labor
rating Committee in Carriages.
Modern WoOdmen.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
Public ana Catholic School Children.
Citizens in Carriages.
18th. Line of March: From G. A. r.
Hall up St. Paul street to Baptist Church.
down Adams street to Main street, and
out Main to Cemetery.
| 10Th. All members of Mcintyre Post
are expected to be in line promptly at 10
o'clock.
By order of the Committee.
J. S. ANDERSON,
Secretary.